Advice for Charities & Community Groups
Why Funders Are Starting to Ask About Website Accessibility: What UK Charities Need to Know
Grant funders, councils and corporate partners are increasingly checking whether charity websites meet accessibility standards. Here's what that means in practice, and where to start if the question catches you off guard.
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Advice for Charities & Community Groups
Why Local Visibility Matters for Charities and Community Groups in South East London and North Kent
Local search isn't just for shops and tradespeople. Here's why appearing locally online matters for charities, CICs and faith-based organisations across Bexley, Bromley, Dartford, Greenwich and Lewisham, and the practical basics to get right.
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Advice for Charities & Community Groups
How to Evaluate a Web Design Agency’s Track Record: A Guide for Charities, CICs and Faith-Based Organisations
Before you sign with a web agency, here's what real proof of a track record looks like for charities, CICs and faith-based organisations — and the questions your trustees should ask first.
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Advice for Charities & Community Groups
The Free 10-Minute Website Health Check for Charities and Community Groups
A free, practical self-audit checklist for charities, CICs and community groups to check their website's mission clarity, donations, technical basics, trust signals and accessibility basics in ten minutes.
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Advice for Charities & Community Groups
Is Your Charity’s Website Accessible? A Plain-English Guide to WCAG 2.2 AA
What WCAG 2.2 AA really means, why it matters more for charities and community groups than most organisations, and a free 15-minute self-check you can run on your own website today.
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